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#12437 What Makes a Great Exorcist? - Tom Nash

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“What Makes a Great Exorcist?” In this episode, we explore this intriguing question along with topics such as the validity of second marriages for divorced individuals, the reasons behind Michael the Archangel’s sainthood, and how to protect ourselves from spiritual forces in our daily lives. Tune in for a diverse range of insights on Catholic faith and practice.

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Questions Covered:

  • 03:09 – Who is the greatest exorcist?
  • 14:14 – Would a married and divorced person who gets remarried have a valid second marriage?
  • 18:08 – Why did God choose to give Michael the Archangel sainthood?
  • 20:10 – The bible says we make up for what’s lacking in Christ. How can there be anything lacking in Christ?
  • 23:30 – What are the qualifications one needs to be a godparent?
  • 29:05 – How do we protect ourselves from the principalities and powers in our daily lives?
  • 33:48 – What book do you recommend on Christian History?
  • 41:26 – How do a person know when they need an exorcism?
  • 45:12 – Do all children born have a guardian angel, or only those who were baptized and are believers?
  • 51:10 – I’m considering converting. I was baptized in Jesus’ name. Does it count? Why do Catholics rush to baptize babies but take their time in OCIA?

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